Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-27
STATE NEWS.

| MhS. SAMUEL bULLEN, or smell
Lake, while mentally derangeL, at.
tempted suicide by swallowing a dose
of CROUCH on Rats"
THE Kenosha County Wool Growers
Association will hold it's annual sheep
shearing festival at Salem on Wednes.
day, May q.
The thirtieth annual conference OF
the Evangelical Church OF Wisconsin
held it's session at Racine. Rev.
Thomas Bowman, of Allentown, Pa,
delivered the opening address.
HENRY WYLER, O. 14-year-old boy,
residing near Pike Greek, south of Ra-
cine, was run over by loaded wagon
and had both legs broken below tie
knees.
The Waukesha Business Mems AS
ISOLATION has been organized with
thirty-fve members.
FRED BACHMANN, the Milwaukee
saioonkeeper who attempted suicide
q week or so ago, died of his wounds
on the 21st.
The Manistee, Mich, man who pro-
posed to give $685. 900 to establish g.
bath house in Milwaukee, has aban.
uOH0u Gn0 project.
The headless body of g. man was
found in the river at Milwaukee on the
21st.
MILWAUKEE is stirring up the prof.
ect OF cable street railroad.
THE new game wardens are not to
be appointed until the division of the
state into game districts has been &C.
complished.
HAYWARD, Sawyer County, is to
have hospital costing $4,000.
A BIG stone thrown out by a blast
at La Crosse struck Fritz Hagenbarth
on the head, inficting serious
wound.
AT an Anett River log camp on
the night of the Goth, a fire broke out
and number of cartridges were ex-
ploded. Six OF the men were injured,
and it is thought fatally.
SUPERIOR is busted by a scandal A.
photographer caned q well-known
lawyer for harboring his runaway
wife. The encounter took place at the
depot.
WILLIS WILLIAMS, 80 years old, was
found dead in his bed at his home in
Racine.
Tom WHITE. the deserter from the
United States army, arrested at Ra-
cine, was taken to Chicago and turned
over to the United States authorities.
JOHN MALCOLM was struck Ill the
mouth with an axe IN the hands of g.
chopper, and g. part of the jaw cut
away. The accident happened near
Eau Claire.
AN issue OF 100000 worth of
Sault Ste Marie Railway bonds has
been made in London.
JoURNEYMEN tailors to the number
Of 800, at Milwaukee, have gone on a
strike for an advance in the scale.
FRED BACHMANN, q Milwaukee sa-
loonkeeper, attempted suicide on the
10th by shooting. He succeeded in
getting two bullets into his anatomy,
but the doctors think he will recover.
LOUD complaints are being made by
| Milwaukee water drinkers OF lmpurl-
ties found in the wells.
WILLIAM GRAY escaped from the
bayfield, jail. He was serving term
for selling liquor without license.
THERE was q collision on the Bur-
lington road, three miles above Dia-
mond Bluff on the 18th, between work
train and q wild freight. John Fay,
who had charge of the tool car on the
work train, was hurt and died on his
way to ST. Paul. Engineer Donahue,
Firemen Mart Fogarty and Brakeman
Edward Humphrey, of the construc-
ton train, were more or less injured,
and twelve cars were damaged.
JAMES CRAIK, miller at Freeman
& Co.'s -four mill, at La Crosse, dis
appeared on Monday night, april l 1,
| and great anxiety is manifested by
his friends as to his whereabouts.
His empty pocket book was found in
an alley the day after he disar-
peared with marks Of blood upon
it. Craig had drawn 5000 from the
bank the day he disappeared. The
fact that he was to have been mar.
ried shortly to q very estimable young
lady, and that he is first cousin OF
Mrs. Manning, wife of the ex-secretary
of the treasury, lends additional in
terest to his absence. Foul play is
suspected.
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